Shoot ’em up game Crystal Breaker drops on Nintendo Switch this month
Terarin Games is putting Crystal Breaker on Nintendo Switch this month, the company has announced. A release is planned for November 28, 2024.
Crystal Breaker joins the lineup of shoot ’em up games on Switch. Terarin says the game has “a unique game design that utilizes close-range attacks” and players can “move at high speeds and take no damage when they come into contact with enemies.”
Here some additional information:
Shoot the enemy at close range! Crystal Breaker is a vertically scrolling shmup that focuses on close range attack.
In the year 248 of the Space Era, an abnormality occurred in the defense system that supported human life. Unmanned weapons began destroying orbital industrial plants. The space government, which relied on computers, was powerless to do anything about the situation. Suddenly, an unknown fighter jet appeared, fighting against the unmanned weapons. The words Crystal Breaker were written on the side of the cockpit.
Key Features
- This game is an aggressive shmup where close range attacks and quick destruction are important for both stage clear and score attacks.
- Crystals appear when you shoot an enemy at close range (Crystal Break). You can get bonuses by getting a certain number of crystals.
- You will not receive damage even if you come into contact with the enemy body. It is effective to quickly approach the enemies that appear and destroy them by overlapping them.
- You can move at high speed by pressing the boost button. You can quickly approach and destroy enemies or avoid enemy sniper bullets by moving fast.
- The player can be selected from two players with different abilities. You can choose from two types: standard type and short range power type.
- There are multiple stages, and by clearing a stage, the next stage will be released. Also, it is possible to attack the score for each stage.
We’ve attached a trailer for the game below.
Official Trailer
Crystal Breaker will be sold on the Switch eShop for $14.99 with a 10 percent launch discount, and a demo is out now. We also have plenty of additional Nintendo Switch coverage here.
